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What the hell are you going to race with ?? Your skateboard??

This seemed very similar to what my wife and I did. We got married at my wife's church, and had our reception at a township hall. At the township hall, we rented a large tent and my wife's family has several that do catering(they didnt charge for the work, but we paid for the food). We had a few kegs of beer and all said and done, around $3000. We had around 150 people in attendence and this was 13 years ago. My wife and I rather spend the big money on a house/land then a one time party. My wife and her mom did all of the flowers and we did the decorating. However, my folks did pay for our honeymoon which was a cruise to Cancun.

Another +1

That was mine, just kidding...It is April 1st.

I agree..... See you at an upcoming event...

Old farts? What is classified as a old fart? In my opinion that is at least 60.

I purchased my kit for my 30x40 pole barn at 64metals.com, outside Utica, OH. They have the best prices and very good quality materials. I have two pole barns. One of them is my shop. This barn is 36x56 with concrete, car lift, the works. The other barn is a 30x40, this is where my farm tractor and livestock is at.

The shops are out there, but you are going to pay so much $$$ your are better off buying a restored car, unless you do the work.. Doersam's Yoke's autobody Kar Mustang Rolla (CR member) Kevin aka 360IROC (CR member)

Very Nice...

Zach, Are you getting close to having this running??

I just picked up the magazine and congrads for making it in it(and the only girl to enter the event ). I cant watch to see your car this summer.

Do you have this in writing or an actual BMV link? I do this with my other cars (87 Vette, 92 Mustang). I drop the liability and only keep the comprehensive on them in the winter, I have been doing this for over 15 years and know many more people that do this also.

Well I got the fill filter on, it seems that I bent the inter metal clip on the line. I straighten it out and presto it snapped together.

I had to replace a fuel filter on a 99 Grand Am. I got the orginal one off after some effort. I had been try to get the new one on. Is there a special procedure to do this? This fuel filter has the threaded nut on the one side and a plastic snap type of connect on the other end. I worked on this for a hour and couldnt get it the snap end on? I thought I was mechanical, but this filter is owning me. By the way the car is on a lift so I have plenty of room to work. I have checked with NAPA to make sure I have the correct filter, but I am stopping in tomorrow at a GM shop to by a GM one. Any advise? I even sprayed WD40 on the end with the plastic connector and still can't get it to set correctly. Owned by a fuel filter, Rick

I thought you just bought this car, I hope you got a very deal on it since it needs this much work.

That was exactly what I was thinking and have Linn or Sam run the piss out of it.

I agree with Tilley, save time and $$$ on testing parts/configurations(R&D) on their own dyno.

I not familiar with the AWD dynos, do you have to remove the wheels from the car or do you spin the heavy drums like Brian's?

What was the engine in(truck or car)?

I would sugguest a Yanmar tractor with a blade. This is a compact diesel tractor that does the stuff. I have 250 foot driveway. My set up includes a loader, blade and a 60 inch mower on my tractor and have invested under 10k for the whole deal. The same set up with JD will cost you near 20k. By the way, Yanmar makes the compact JD tractors.

LOL, Funny or not, he is rolling the cash in for the past few days.

I love that color.

Scam... You will never come out ahead on a time share, unless you have a friend that has one and buy their week.

+1.....

Looks good, I bet it took some effort to get the garage heated, so you wont have any runs in the paint.